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Hitachi has completed its purchase of a project to build nuclear power stations on Anglesey and in Gloucestershire.
BBC: Wylfa B: Hitachi takes over Horizon nuclear project
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David Crane, chief executive of NRG Energy, made news last week when he announced that the New Jersey-based power producer would abandon further investment in a Texas nuclear power project.
FORBES: NRG's David Crane: No new nukes but the solar business looks hot
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The Russian-Belarusian nuclear power plant project, estimated to have a capacity of 2.4 gigawatts (GW) and set to be commissioned in 2018, has been a controversial topic given that the project was signed between Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin in the midst of the Japanese nuclear disaster.
FORBES: Lithuania Agitates Against Russian Nuclear Projects
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However, the project has been criticised by campaigners who claim nuclear power stations are dangerous.
BBC: Hinkley Point C application submitted
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Dr James Mitchell, head of business development for Atlantis in London, said the project could lessen the blow from workforce reductions at the former Dounreay nuclear power complex.
BBC: Major tidal power plan revealed
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In 2001 project officials selected Jay Kim, a Korean-American and former senior scientist of nuclear power plant design at Westinghouse, to approach U.S. developers.
FORBES: Scratch Builders
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In July it was announced the Areva group and China Guangdong Nuclear Power Corporation (CGNPC) group were to bid for the Horizon project, which includes Wylfa B.
BBC: The existing Wylfa plant on Anglesey
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The four-country replacement project has strong Latvian support, but Poland is lukewarm and Estonia is considering a small nuclear-power plant of its own if the joint one falls through.
ECONOMIST: Awkward tussles over nuclear power on Russia��s borders
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Plagued by scandals and investors' jitters, the Visaginas project is again moving ahead: since Japan's nuclear accident, firms wanting to build nuclear-power plants have become less choosy about the conditions.
ECONOMIST: Awkward tussles over nuclear power on Russia��s borders